Hi, this is Tania Ganguli, Lakers beat reporter for the Los Angeles Times, here with your weekly newsletter.
As soon as Lonzo Ball notched his first career triple-double, becoming the youngest player in NBA history to do so, I checked in with a friend who covers the Cleveland Cavaliers.
“Let me know if LeBron says anything,” I said.
I knew he’d have something to say. It was James’ record that Ball broke after all. James had his first triple double at 20 years and 20 days, while Ball did it at 20 years and 15 days.